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connecting to the battery
I received our supplimental kit today, and I was expecting a connector for the battery to be included. Instead, we got 4 hermaphoditic connectors, but nothing for the battery. How do people connect to the battery? do they solder a hermaphroditic connector onto each battery, or is there another method? Thanks.
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25-01-2002, 17:15
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I would suggest to use a big ol' o ring connecter and crimp it on there...thats what we do.
Make sure to have all those wires insulated. Heat shrink or electrical tape is great for that. |
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